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  • About
    • History of Glen Villa Art Garden
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    • Garden Book! Autobiography of a Garden
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    • Signature Talks
    • Open Garden Days & Tours
    • Seminars
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Vertical Gardens, Spanish style

Design, People, Plants, TravelBy glenadminSeptember 30, 2013Leave a comment

Patrick Blanc’s vertical garden at the Caixa Forum in Madrid is even more spectacular than the photos suggest. It is located in the old section of Madrid, beside the busy Paseo del Prado and near the Reina Sofia, one of Madrid’s outstanding art museums. Passers-by give a sense of scale. I wish I could give you some…

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Is Mosaiculture topiary?

Design, Miscellaneous, People, Plants, TravelBy glenadminSeptember 22, 20132 Comments

Strictly speaking, the answer is — no. Both are living sculptures, but they are made in different ways. Mosaiculture is also a contemporary form of plant display, while topiary has a long and distinguished history, dating back to  Roman times. So, what are the differences? The most obvious one is that topiary uses a single plant to create…

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